Improving Accessibility of Schools
are not included in either mainstream or specialist schooling. While there are many barriers that still exist to ensuring equal access to education for people with disabilities, this booklet focuses on the issues of physical accessibility to the school facility. More schools currently exist than are likely to be built in the near future.
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